Rudegirl Bodysuit Black
The rude girl subculture originated in Jamaica in the 1960s, arising from the poverty and social unrest that followed the country's independence. It was a way for young men to express their frustration and defiance, and to create a sense of identity and belonging.
Their music was a mix of ska and rocksteady. While the rude boy / rude girl movement was initially associated with violence and criminality, it eventually evolved into a more positive force for change, and its influence can still be seen in Jamaican culture today.
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Description
A baby must-have, our short sleeve crewneck bodysuits combine both function and fashion. The lap shoulders and leg openings make it easy for the baby to get in and out.
- Neck, shoulder, sleeve, and leg openings
- 4.5-6 oz/yard²; 150-200 g/m²
- 100% cotton
- Relaxed fit
- Regular fit
Standard length that your baby can easily move around with
- High stitch density fabric for high quality prints
- Snap closing
Reinforced three snap closure to keep the bodysuits on
- Wash
Machine wash warm (max 40C or 105F), wash garment inside out with similar colors
- Tumble Dry
Low
- Bleach
Only non-chlorine
- Dry Clean
Do not dry clean
- Iron
Do not iron
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